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Commencement Exercises
'F TIE sHUQuALAE FEMALE COLLEGE

VT i"L sHCQUALAE FEMALE COLLEGE,
BEGINNING MAY 2gru 1857.
"ewhi give YOU u few lines inle.
@arU '' the Commencement Eynr.i.rs
% me >buqualak Femme COLLEGE.
I'm .ast sabbath morning. al 10.
oc'oeN' the Young indies OF the Col
r-e, numbering ahoui 100, met at the
institute, formed u procession ana
'''Ftncd to the church. They pre-
sehled- a ane appearance, al in uni
FORM, their fair faces flushed with
!onih and beauty, and all seemed hap.
py IN the anticipation ois.a pleasant
,ine during the closing exercises of
the school.
Rev. \, Y. NoGsinger. of West Poin,
delivered the Commencement Sermon
|. was not only iraught with good nd.
wee, suitable for This hallowed occa-
Nloli, but we feel assured he made a
ucep impression on the minds of his
Young hearers by his earnest manners
ana eloquent words, lie particularly
aaVlsed them do all they could for the
Dcnelll of the sex and tor mankind.
ms audience was large and many on
the outside could not be seated.
The CaIisthenic Exercise, took place
Monday evening at the Institute in the
presence of Il large audience. and the
lrill was exceedingly graceful and
blessing. Rev, n. V. N~oiisinger and
Mrs, Joiner Of West Point and Mr.. j.
NJ. Edwards OF our town were APP
pointed a committee to select the best
drilled and most graceful Young lady
IN all the cyolutions.
1t was II diiiicult matter to decide,
hut they finally selected Miss May An
%dcrSon. OF our town from among the
large girls and Miss Nell Nethcry
from among the small girls as the most
graceful and best drilled, and to these
the prizes were awarded.
The recitations were perfect, alto
gcthcr the occasion was q brilliant
one and the audience was much pleas
ed with the music Miss May Nethcry
dlsconrsed during the evening.
The celebration Of che PnilomNthc-
an society took place Tuesday at 10
o'clock with u large and intelligent
audience present.
The exercises were opened with
prayer by Rev. Mr.. Ray, of Enterprise,
after which the Young ladies enter.
tanned the acdiencc with music and
recitation Mr.. r. p. Williams, of Me-
ridian addressed the ladies Of the PHI
Iothcan Society on Woman's Relations
to Society in the past and future. 1t
WIS n fine literary production; his
language was chaste and elegant, and
we hope il will appear in print.
On Tuesday evening the annual
concert came Off under the direction
Of Miss SalIie Mcivcr, She is Il fine
teacher OF music and all the patrons
were well pleased with her, without 3
dissenting voice. She is a fine per-
former on the piano, and her vocal
music cannot be beat. The concert
was Il success and each and every one
in the music class did well.
On Wednesday the Graduating EX-
%crciscs came oil, There were five
Young ladies TO receive the hUliors-
Miss Nay Anderson, Of ShnqnaIak
Miss May Nctlery, tShuqLalak, Miss
Mamie BcasIcy, Of %ShuquaIak. Miss
Flora Mcneil Of BinuyilIe, Miss Mat
tie Spann, Of Macon.
Rev. c. +. W. Dobbs, y. d, ofCo-
l,I,,, NJ, 1.ls,.n,l ,l.p InnonlntI
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Advice to Mothers.

DR.. Biggcrs' IIucklcberry Cordial
should always be used for children
trething. II soothss the child, softcns
the gums, alIays all pain. cures wind
collie, and is the best remedy tor the
bowels. Try il,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-06-11

The candidates for the legislature
aired their vocabularies at summer
vile last Saturday. There was some
little sharp sparring INDUCED in, 9th
erwisc all went off quietly. There
was n small audience in attendance.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-06-11

The crops Of the Cover boys were
also batily damaged by the hail the
oat crop was ruined. A few DAYS be.
fore the hail Beaurcgard Cover
brought to our office onts five feet and
tour inches high, and they were a fair
sample of his crop.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-06-11

When you are constipated with loss
of appptstc. headache, take DR.. }. II.
McLGan's Little Liver and Kidney
Piles. they are pleasant to take and
will eur? YOU. % cents a Vial.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-06-11

New Styles Of Jersey Pins, with
Chain attachments. Ladies' Cufl and
Collar Buttons at
WARDS,
uaucnstein's Corner.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-06-11

If YOU suffer pricking pains on NOV
ing the eyes. or cannot bear bright
light, and find your sight weak and
falling, you should promptly use DR.,
j. II. McLean's Strengthening Eye
Salve. % cents a box
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-06-11

Misses Wick Hill and Miss Ella Mar.
tin OF the Columbus Industrial Col.
Icgc, and Miss Maggie Hill, of Whit.
worth, started from New York for
Europe to-day and will spend the sum.
NOR there.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-06-11

june has opened with much warm.
err weather than it did last years. Tho
The thermometer this week has kent
steadily up in the ninctics at midday
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.Innc 8. 81.

Mr.. Henry billiard at Marks has a
curious insect which probably came in
a box OF fruit as nothing OF Tie kind
was cvcr seer in this section. II is of
an elongated oval shape about two
inches in length with curved horns and
a pair ct wings under its outer shell
It runs rapidly and seems at home in
Tic water. Its coloris dark approach
iiw black.
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Fox Tran.

Friend Fcrris:-Encloscd you will
find - cotton bloom which I. this date,
got ont of my field. | do not know
whether ii is the first or not, though il
is the first | have heard of.
Your friend,
June 8, 81. j. Il. liINIoN.
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Stock should not be driven or work
cd too hard such..wcathcr as this. Mr..
Thos. Stevens and DR.. Holman have
had a mule each to drop dead lately,
and Mcssrs, w. Il. Scllcck and W. B.
Augustus have each lost one by light
uinu
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Proceedings Board Of Supervisors
NInnnnN hmm q.

Proceedings Board OF SUPERVISORS
Monday, June o.
Beard met pursuant 'o,adJoirh,h'h',
all The members present also C!crN an"
sheriff.
Hunter and Mauldin were allowed
$500, balance on building supp ;
House on Poor House grounds and
ceiling dining room, balance OF accouh,
for $50 for moulding in rooms ana
$50 ior extra width and length ii mouse
wa, rejected and disallowed.
Report of Allie Swami, Supt' OF loor
House was received and filed.
Petition of F. NJ. Lee ct al; LOT ="
change III inc Niush",' no WV,
qunlak road was illcG lOr ou ualS'
Petition of s. ID. Chamberlin ct al,
an I,r;1ao ocross Raining Water on
III, nuJ D.k ,lh road and also for
MACON a"' nnaaJ. an shunualok
one across same Green On .n
ana NliS'oh 'o"'' wa"
DAYS.
N.''""V and JisolIowcl
WaVihg' ""e WYNN III a., al for q
Petition ot Ii. McliVI'ou ="
bridge across l1tm Crech VI" h'''"
All E,irt;c,d road was filed for 80 DAYS.
'',, "r,N pncn Supt. of Elu-
g., u,r roccivcd and fled.
cation Tor May rccc''e" co. wos i.
"uPiic"'t T'i;nor The oriyinal
sucu TO uc"f-c i"'','tJ
nav D." w,s f,cd 5000 for failing
,,oLo %sottlruepnt as cOun-
to appear anu 'i''N' IT,. of
" Treasurer, as require.' y! ''",'o
,i;s Roord and he was cited 20 appear
w., n" ,ho Ro,r1 nh July A., 1887, and
helore 'hc pu"'" l., n,u why snid
s'o" ~, la made final.
''o snoo'' vrcs.
ALio" ANrO'' =, .,
W 1al'aes, ",, ,on.n.n oC pauper . ~
~ ~ ,inm,iitnn lun,,y examination 10 90
w :, pr,'cc' d~elinnuent tax re-
Marsha' " p'o Il go
r'l' ny,,, mills 10
u : o.",ai.' s,otionary - %
Wr ret err pos,ai cards for Chancery
Miss. sun ros''' O"' 10 30
OleIH, ir,,t of Harry Hudson ; 90
" sS,npsv"a constable do 3 90
A ~ anue.y'uvLbh 6 90
SIX durors' !. ,nsrrint Of inquest 81
> A ih ,,,o mia boards ,,
""r,hnr Thorncl. lille boards !. ~
il,nrnstr1n & Bro, wire Tor ioo' IN :,
House fence Is
David lIoyd. lu,hpr,, Of Sidney
officers of Court, iuu''9 " 10 n
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-06-11

Il. N. MARX has just returned from
New Orleans aud he says he can SCH
cheaper than ever Call and see his
sugar at seven and eight cents pnr
pound, and extra sugar house molasS.
os. better than ever at fifty cents pcr
gallon. For Dry Goods and Shoes. see
his prices. A splendid lot of Seer
SuckG: at 10 ccnts, White Goods from
6 cents up, Swiss Embroidery from
TO 20 cents. Call and see early for
bargains, as those goods must 20 at
once.
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Many of our readers have seen at
ilaucn,tein Il Bros, the large Champi-
on Harvester aud Self Binder. 1, was
put up on the Jno. W. raulettc place
this week, and we learn from Mr..
Brook Mcleod that it does is work
perfectly.
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Commencement Exercises Brooks
vile High School.
Session 1867.

Session 1867.
SUNDAY, JUNE 18TH, ii a. NJ,
Commencement sermon by Rev. H.
A. Cody, of Meridian, Miss
MONDAY, JUNE 20rH, 81 L. NJ.
Exhibition OF Primary and Inter-
mediate Departments.
TUESDAY, JUNE 2lsr, 81 p. NJ,
Commencement Address by Rev
w. T. Lowrcy, a. NJ, President OF B'uo
Mountain Female College, Blue Noun
tain, Miss.
Ali arc respectfully invited TO at
tend. u. a.. ACE
Drooksyiuc. Miss, Principal.
June 4th, lSS7-St.
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Sunday School Convention.

The members Of the Executive Com.
mittcc, Robert G. Patty. f. &. Nichol-
son, Jno. z. PoindcXlcr, Il. ilibbler.
L. W. McMorrics will meet at the
Court House
FRIDAY, JUNE II,
to fix the time for holding the Sunday
School Convention. and to make c
cssary arrangements for same.
At. DENT,
June II. Roc Scr'v.
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The attention OF the ladies is drawn
to the adv. of the Frederick Jacket,
BY securing a copy of Beacon OF June
IS, the Coupon cal be clipped and the
pattern secured without cost.
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LnlY LIST. 1887.
Public Speaking.

The Candidates for the Legislature will
address the voters of the County at the fol-
lowing times and places, viz:
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-06-11

The farmers friend has for many
wears hccn DIR. j.. II. McLran's Nolcan-
ic Oh Liniment, for horses. cattle. hogs
and sheep. II ha, proved its worth in
thousands Of eases.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-06-11

The next morning john came down
stairs smiling; his wife seemed s,,r,
led. for it had been a long time .inoo.
ho smiled. "What is the m,,,o,
John? ~ Oh, nothing, my dear. o,l,i
the effects OF DIR. Chipman's Pills.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-06-11

Cuban Chill Tonic. the Great West
Iudies Fever and Ague Remedy, cures
the chill. dries mp the burning fever,
carries of the black bile, purifics the
blood. makes the sick well and the mis-.
cradle happy. Try it! Try it now !
Sold by your druggist, I. ). Murphcy,
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The quality OF the blood depends
much upou good or bad digestion ana
assimilation: to make the blood rlch
in lifc and strength giving cons'llu'
cuts. use pr. }. II. McLenn's strength.
oniirg Cordial and Nlao' fartI'r;n
4 nnurish the pfarrrtirS % 'nc
,a..rl nnn which ia' elements ni II
4.Ifr. H.uYu
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A carp weighing seventeen pounds
WAS taken from Mr.. w. p. Minors
pool.
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Money to Loan.

In any sum on improved farm lands in
Noxubec and Winston. at ten 10 per cent
ner mum straight. No commission on
deductions, five or seven years Applicant
plys for recording only.
Nah % JoHN Il. pfNSMoRE.
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MIR. K. Alexander is in business
again as a harness maker, and has
opened at a very convenient stand
next to the Post Office. lie is ready
to "pull..the cords Of affection" for a
fair price for good work.
LosT-On Wednesday last, between
Macon and Mrs Trimblcs, one gray
and black plaid shawl and one black
cashmere scarf.
The finder will be suitably reward.
ed upon application to
June II. ROBERT, G.. PATTY.
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Call and be Convinced.

The improved MasoU's
FRUIT JARS
ut reduced figures.
ALSO
A largo lot of Ladies', Misses aud
Childrcn's Slippers, all styles and sizes.
June il. W. u. BARNES.
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hlH -
uplsoS ;
.,acton to the Legs .
.ton of the Demo- i.
.pannoan'e
CLEMENS /.
/. Mso of Representa-
.,r. subject to the ac' /
hparty'
10 announce II
HELM =
D,rentatiyc OF NoN"- e
Mvtion ofthc Demo- {
announce il
lHONAS, a
alice of Representa- h
ytOn of the Democra- Il
GERItf' e
Mo %a1nounce
MURRAY |
A, office Sheriff. sub
re Democratic party
0sanouncc
ROGERS
selection to the Office
.ts action of the Dem
,
'AI"" -. 80, \
y 'I'' m,i. marty -
U' I
merry CLERk.
rr patty.
a, alice Of Chanccry |
!, ,.iop If the Demo.
:
-,
q" '"''""''
' /
|AolceO OF ''I'"'' |''"
y
~tsSoii. ,
fdQ a%nnolllce
DNT2LEE \
Wt Once " -,r,
/
>
~" '''o""'' !
HAYNES O
ndi0c Democratic par
.
sl 10 announce
7 nDpRIyS |
aahe Democratic par v
Ito announce ,
SHELTON y
so Of ,bc Democratic c
I
,Jto mnouncc
Jupsov ;
"V"Nt 'N''HN"i S'"-
ile Democratic party. !
nr,xvprv I
h, IA ,,,,rnoo I
GIANT, >
ghe Office of Treasurer, !
tdtO mDcnnee
sNGGEss
'' u Tue Democratic
Falb ,rnounce
uonc,, ,
,M, "m
"'a Of the Democratic
Nj :,
! HUGHES
sae Office of treasurer,
rn Of the Democratic
""rABIE.
T,n announce
sas Office =, c0,.,,,,o ~,
Nh "a W.
hg to have tbe;r n;onos
"e'' oro'crs 10
l,ntod
''A'sa'
saeral domestic work
Good wages. APP
Fa@ give references.
=
Anehi.
VIEWS oftkc different
''aad Macon for sale
=.
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OL't'
The Directors of the Fair Associa.
,scnto. ton held Il meeting Yesterday and
the ac- transacted important business.
Mr.. n. Scales secured the ADVERTISE.
mcnt for the Fair Catalogue of every
business man in Brooksyille, also 9th
Noxu- err advt's and received the thanks of
Demo the Directory Tor his services
The Com. Oh Buildings were author.
lied to make necessary additions TO
amphithca,re, and to provide n suita-
'Sen'a- bic retiring room for nurses and chill.
' drcn.
Capt. Boggess was unanimously
elected General Supt. OF the Fair.
The following superintendent of
Divisions were elected
+. sub j II Jalnison and l. l. Cole A.
party. n Scales and j W Dcuprce Il.
IN Hunter and NJ Mahorncr {.
EF Num- and & W Ncthcry ID.
Office re Patty and J lIolbcrg f..
c Dem w Il Augustus and l. i Richards,
Glass /, Division D.
Neal Mcleod and W G Scllcck,
Glass II. Division d.
|, sub TN Cole and j 3 Cunningham.
party Glass Ill. Division d.
. r Woottcn and G n Lqdd, Glass
". Division d.
Mrs j Y Sanford and Miss Matte
,nccry Riyes, Glass !, Division f..
Demo. Mrs J NJ Edwards and Miss Lula
Smith, Glass II, Division f,
Mrs NJ Mahorncr and Miss Irene
May. Glass iii, Division T..
Mrs L L DantzIcr and Miss Eta Iii
c,o,, land, Glass ". Division e..
,cratic Mrs y Rogers and Mrs II G lIar.
Ian, Glass Y, Division f.
Mrs J \ Tyson and Miss Annie MAY.
Class VI, Division Il.
NV Holt and l. NJ Rcinach, Glass
VII. Division +.
SCISSOR,
,c par. Every lady should buy copy of The
Beacon Of Jane l8, and secure a pat
tern of the Frederick Jacket. send in
orders III time so that we may know
how mnny to print.
Miss Lille inttegloh, OF III Paso,
p,ovoe f,rmrrly Miss Iillic Word n
. . .,..,;,. rn
'"'' 'oN"' - Nv" '',''"S ''' '"'n''S
SCISSOR, family hefe' "hu VIII roman Tor 4 lc"
lie par weeks.
wv vs. - -
" 49,, ' f ~
o'' N''''l' w.
crr,tir eau w ""'f"p''
WIN, ""' r. -.
fcathcfs'o"' '"P''lh' 'honlas ana
Stokes. and others who took Il promi-
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Miss Lille intterloh, OF FL Paso,
Texas, formerly Miss Lille Ward, OF
this town, i, now visiting her fathers
family here, aud will romaiu for q few
weeks.
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Every lady should buy a copy of the
Beacon OF Jane 10, and secure a pat
tern of the Frederick Jacket. Send in
orders III time so that we may know
how mauy to print.
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|. ta Or Sale.
rent Apply TO
| Will FORD,
\ Macon, Miss

ka%0. nle' ~inilrmnics be.
A,'m,. youth and lnaturi
Ei1o'' our Kidneys and
\ h, vel management. hut
". Mr. r.n'.
"''m ~ = --..pi .tar
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Death OF Alb. 3. Bush.

The subject Of this notice died at
the residence OF his brother-in.law.
Mr., j. W, Deuprcc, near Dcerbrook,
NoXubcc Co on the 9Th of June.
1t seems sad to record the death Of
one only twenty-nino yaars old, Just
in the prime Of life, and who bid fair
TO be successful as a business man.
lie was Il native of our town. but
had sought employment in a business
house in Morri>toWn, Tenn, His apt
business qualifications won for him
The admiration, esteem and confidence
Of his employers and Of The commHni-
~. lie had come to his native state
on business for the firm, when ii Sc
we're attack OF pneumonia prostratcG
his cnlccbied frame and ended his
life,
His faith in the Christian religion.
and the hope Of salvation through the
Rcdccmor, which he experienced some
three years ago, comtvrtcd him in his
last hours, His Young companion, so
soon berott Of the object ,of her ancc-
ton, and III. bercaycd relations have
our sympathy. &.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-06-11

Malarial poison may be thoroughly
cradicaetd from the system by using
DR.. j. II. McLean's ChiNs and Fever
Cure. 1t is mild in action, and a GER
t,in cure. 80 cents Il bottle.
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NIT CLERK.

10 announce
L. TYSON
|s,oficp Of Clerk,
top of the Democratic
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Choice Sugar House Molassre, also
Pure Apple Vinegar. Call and be
convinced.
junell-N w. y. BARNES,
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[y@ have their pianos
4 send their orders to
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lCEiSyREE.
FA o announce
GIANT,
Flhe Office of Treasurer,
silon Of the Democratic
rdtO announce
EOGGESS
slac Office Of Treasurer,
t1a Of the Democratic
Falt0 announce
b hodges
! The Office of Treasurer.
''sl of the Democratic
Wy 10 announce
HUGHES
Ahe office Of Treasurer.
sA'n Of the Democratic
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~ See Them.

~ Zee Them.
r.lRws ofthc different
'Vaad Macon for sale
u Il. ~llEINRIcH's.
["'S viii preach at the
kS@day, June 18th.
n for Sale.
a my whole flock of
,aS'e figures. Full
s,'M and graded. Call
o'J. CALLhwAy.
\.
a'a'C' tho Great Yves,
asae Remedy, aerer
vice Chills and Eaver
|,I S''3 Complaint. and cv.
N%, "" origin Try
.O ,,p !, snl impart to you
Err+' "ca'lh. Sold only
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Fnted,
E'aeral domestic work
4. Good wages. APP
aT give references.
fd Beacon.
u MARTIN"
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lSsESSOR.

NSkSS0R.
Mto announce
DiyT2LEE
HE Office Of Assessor,
aoftlc Democratic par
llN announce
d HAYNES
ID, Office Of Assc ssOr,
MOitbC Democratic par
ri 10 announce
7 HOPKINS
T. fho Office OF Assessor,
|HOtthe Democratic par
|lio announce
p SHELTON
II The Office Of 4 sessOr,
100 Of the Democratic
|NO announce
SIMPSON,
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MERiFf'
%aDannounce
l. MURRAY
IFn Office Sheriff. sub
jlc Democratic party
announce
ROGERS
r.dcctlon to the Office
|D0e action of the Dem
dD announce
|TALkER,
,ellcc of Sheriff, sub
t6t Democratic party,
|VERy CLERk'
|ID announce
he, PATTY,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-07
Love Of Brothers and Sisters.

A girl is generally very unselfish to her
brother. You dom often hear of young
fellow giving up his pocket money to his
MISTER; he usually growls If she wants him
TO take her 10 the theatre. But if boys
in a little trouble his sister will stand by
him like brick. She'll not only give up
her pocket money, but she'll go and
wheedle some more out Of her father to
give it to him. She'll fib, she'll prevari-
cate, she'll beg. He'll hang about out
Gde until she gets it and comes and gives
IL TO him. Then he will grab his hat aud
bolt out Of the house. And she does not
mind il he does not thank her particular
ly. He's her brother, ,and-well-a woman
always looks at kindness done TO a man
as its own reward. A boy can generally
wheedle money out Of his mother. But
II she can't give it to him out of the
household cash or her own pocket she has
q tendency 10 spoil all by telling his
father what she wants the money for. A
girl cannot succeed with her mother very
often, but she does not often fail with the
old man. And she's always more inge-
NOUS in inventing necessities for it. A
girl. with all the more limited aclInowl-
edged needs OF womankind for money,
will find at any time a more reasonable
excuse for requiring il than man with
innumerable natural wants. God bless
the sisters, anyway. Any one of them is
worth whole family Of brothers.-San
Francisco Chronicle.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-07
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Thad. stevens Kindness to a widow.

Mr.. Mcpherson relates an incident IL
Illustrative Of Stevens kindness and con-
sideration. An old friend of his dying,
left widow in destitute circumstances.
Stevens bought the property at sheriff's
sale and continued the widow in possess
sion. To keep off grasping creditors he
had himself appointed trustee for the old
lady, and on the back Of the deed she at
tested the fact that he was her trustee TO
the full value Of the property. There is,
however, not a scrap of paper throwing
Light on this transaction, unless IL may be
. letter from Stevens, which descendants
Of the old lady, who is long since dead,
allege they have, but which Mr.. McPher-
son thus far has vainly tried TO see. The
property is worth from $500 to 81 900,
and Is the veritsble stone house in which
Gen. Lee had his headquarters when the
battle Of Gettysburg was fought.-LAn-
caster Inquirer.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-07

0A0vJc Skin and Scalp preserved and beauti-
DADI y fed by CuTIoURA MEpIcArED SOAP
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-07
wonderful Advantage. Of California.

California, with It's 100000 square
miles of territory, its 800 miles of sea
coast, its grand Yosemite valley, its stu
pendous water falls, its grand trees, its
lowering mountains, presents within the
limits Of single state all the elmates
known to the universe, all the differences
Of surface, from snow clad peaks 10 val
leys which lie hundreds Of feet below the
sea level. all the fruits between the equa-
Tor and the pole, all the minerals known
10 yeology.-Chicago Herald.